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KT Conducts Final Inspection Ahead of Conclusion of World's First Disaster Safety Communication Network Pilot Project
Perfectly passed all 550+ rigorous verification tests
All 137 participating organizations surveyed rated their satisfaction as 'very satisfied,' securing the foundation for the success of the main project.
KT announced that it has successfully completed the final inspection ahead of the conclusion of the '2015 Disaster Safety Communication Network Construction Project No. 1' pilot project, which applies PS-LTE (Public Safety LTE) technology for the first time in the world.
KT was selected as the pilot operator for the National Disaster and Safety Communication Network in October 2015 and has been piloting and operating PS-LTE technology for the first time in the world in the areas scheduled to host the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, including PyeongChang-gun, Gangneung-si, and Jeongseon-gun in Gangwon-do. In this pilot project, KT led the construction and development across the entire spectrum, from establishing an operation center for monitoring and commanding disaster situations and wireless base stations in the PyeongChang area to developing and delivering dedicated terminals.

Meanwhile, ahead of the conclusion of the disaster safety communication network pilot project on the 16th, KT conducted rigorous verification tests on approximately 550 items, including "interconnection between operation centers and base stations," "whether standards were reflected," and "assessment of the suitability of 37 required disaster communication functions," in collaboration with the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA) and the Ministry of Public Safety and Security. By perfectly passing all areas of this verification, KT has secured a competitive edge in the upcoming main project.
In a survey conducted early this month targeting 137 organizations using the Gangwon-do disaster safety communication network, all participants responded that they were "very satisfied." Furthermore, the 'PS-LTE' disaster safety communication network received high praise at a demonstration held in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, attended by officials from disaster safety agencies, including Gangwon Governor Choi Moon-soon and Minister of Public Safety and Security Park In-yong. Encouraged by the high evaluation from the officials, KT has increased its confidence in the future of this project.
Park Yoon-young, Head of the Corporate Business Consulting Division at KT’s Corporate Business Group, stated, “With the successful implementation of the world’s first PS-LTE pilot network, we take pride in not only securing the foundation for the main national disaster safety communication network project but also proving the technological capabilities of KT and the domestic telecommunications industry.” He added, “For the main project scheduled to launch in the second half of the year, we will fully leverage KT’s differentiated network technology and the capabilities of the domestic IT industry, and in the future, we will enter the global market with our unique PS-LTE technology.”
The national disaster safety communication network construction project is scheduled to begin in October, after the pilot project ends on June 16, and after supplementing the results of the pilot project and gathering opinions from various sectors.
All 137 participating organizations surveyed rated their satisfaction as 'very satisfied,' securing the foundation for the success of the main project.
KT announced that it has successfully completed the final inspection ahead of the conclusion of the '2015 Disaster Safety Communication Network Construction Project No. 1' pilot project, which applies PS-LTE (Public Safety LTE) technology for the first time in the world.
KT was selected as the pilot operator for the National Disaster and Safety Communication Network in October 2015 and has been piloting and operating PS-LTE technology for the first time in the world in the areas scheduled to host the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, including PyeongChang-gun, Gangneung-si, and Jeongseon-gun in Gangwon-do. In this pilot project, KT led the construction and development across the entire spectrum, from establishing an operation center for monitoring and commanding disaster situations and wireless base stations in the PyeongChang area to developing and delivering dedicated terminals.
Meanwhile, ahead of the conclusion of the disaster safety communication network pilot project on the 16th, KT conducted rigorous verification tests on approximately 550 items, including "interconnection between operation centers and base stations," "whether standards were reflected," and "assessment of the suitability of 37 required disaster communication functions," in collaboration with the Korea Information and Communications Technology Association (TTA) and the Ministry of Public Safety and Security. By perfectly passing all areas of this verification, KT has secured a competitive edge in the upcoming main project.
In a survey conducted early this month targeting 137 organizations using the Gangwon-do disaster safety communication network, all participants responded that they were "very satisfied." Furthermore, the 'PS-LTE' disaster safety communication network received high praise at a demonstration held in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, attended by officials from disaster safety agencies, including Gangwon Governor Choi Moon-soon and Minister of Public Safety and Security Park In-yong. Encouraged by the high evaluation from the officials, KT has increased its confidence in the future of this project.
Park Yoon-young, Head of the Corporate Business Consulting Division at KT’s Corporate Business Group, stated, “With the successful implementation of the world’s first PS-LTE pilot network, we take pride in not only securing the foundation for the main national disaster safety communication network project but also proving the technological capabilities of KT and the domestic telecommunications industry.” He added, “For the main project scheduled to launch in the second half of the year, we will fully leverage KT’s differentiated network technology and the capabilities of the domestic IT industry, and in the future, we will enter the global market with our unique PS-LTE technology.”
The national disaster safety communication network construction project is scheduled to begin in October, after the pilot project ends on June 16, and after supplementing the results of the pilot project and gathering opinions from various sectors.
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